1. Shell remaining - built on side of house. Used as a store. Wheel once used to produce electricity as well as to grind oatmeal. Intact kiln.

2. Corn-mill with attached miller's house. Formerly overshot wheel on steel shaft driving spur-wheel gear, probably two pairs of stones and wire machine; original machinery gone, but modern wheel used to generate power. Attached kiln complete.
(Information from Melin 7)
B.A.Malaws, 16 March 2001.

3. In use in 1733. It has rubble masonry walls, wooden lintels to the small windows and a slate roof. The overshot wheel is located on the south west gable, only a low-level iron shaft remains. No machinery survives.
CD/Industrial/SN56NW from A.J. Parkinson.
CHN 13/07/04